Beer and wine giant Foster's is the latest company to declare itself a casualty of the strengthening Aussie dollar, which is crimping export earnings at the same time as the domestic business struggles with continued oversupply issues.

Canadian research aims to integrate policy and perceptions about biotechnology.

Peter Michael, a leading Sonoma County winery, is expanding into Napa. The Knights Valley producer has purchased the Showket Oakville Vineyard, a 41-acre property including a residence and 26 acres of vineyards. The purchase price was not disclosed.

He has spent the last eight years running a retail wine shop, The Wine Garage, on Foothill Boulevard in Calistoga, where the mantra is: No wine over $25, even for Napa Valley cabernet sauvignon.

La Tour D'Argent hopes to raise a million euros with sale of rarities such as pre-revolution cognac

The Ministry of Agriculture reports that there are 218 registered wine producers in Georgia but only around 160 are actually functioning. Of these 35 are completely export oriented but Georgia's share of the world wine market is very insignificant.

Sure Canadian vintners bottle foreign-grown grapes. But, hey, isn't that Sicily I taste in the French 'Burgundy'?

In my more than 30 years in the wine world, I have not witnessed a more perfect harvest in Bordeaux than this year's.

Climate change could force Australia's Hunter Valley to plant alternative grape varieties to combat rising temperatures, spring frosts and a higher risk of disease, according to a new study.

They were quick to praise a 'phenomenal' harvest but Bordeaux winemakers are saying that the big test facing the 2009 vintage will be keeping down alcohol levels.

the three-day Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival, which begins on Oct. 30 on the West Kowloon Waterfront Promenade.

A new grape pest has been discovered in Napa County, and Valley grape growers are hoping it doesn't hitch a ride south.

Wine columnist Edward Deitch reviews the wines of Shinn Estate Vineyards

Jackson Family Wines, one of the nation's largest wine producers, hopes to open a 650,000-square foot, $29 million warehouse and distribution center in American Canyon by early next year, according to a report Tuesday in the Napa Valley Register.

As many businesses have struggled to make payroll and ends meet because of the down economy, those at one Iowa winery says their business is booming.

The shift to UPS, which became effective July 2009, evolved from an extensive distribution review during the spring.